bbc impartiality report
Is BBC impartiality at risk?
The BBC Board commissioned review finds that there is widespread appreciation for BBC coverage of tax, public spending, government borrowing and debt with plenty to applaud, but identifies a range of concerns that could put impartiality at risk. The Board has thanked the authors and responded in full.
Should BBC News journalists be impartial?
BBC News’ journalists arerequired to be impartial and in recent years, with the rise of social media, the subject has become an increasingly thorny topic.
What is the impartiality plan?
When the impartiality plan was announced in October 2021, director general Tim Davie said: "Our audiences deserve and expect programmes and content which earn their trust every day and we must meet the highest standards and hold ourselves accountable in everything we do.
Complaints Handling Must Improve
In total, 11% of adults had cause to complain about the BBC in the last year. This is the highest level among broadcasters (6% for ITV, 4% for Channel 4), but lower compared with other industries (21% for online retailers, 15% for energy companies). Complaints tend to relate to bias (39%) and misleading/dishonest content (26%). Our research suggest
Importance of Impartiality
Our audience research also shows the BBC’s impartiality remains a key area of concern with its audiences. Although they rate its news highly for trust and accuracy, they consistently rate it less favourably on impartiality. The BBC needs to understand why this is the case and do more to address concerns arising from perceptions of its impartiality
New Requirements to Hold BBC to Account
Ofcom is clear that the BBC needs to make its complaints process simpler and more straightforward for people to navigate. It must also be more transparent and open about its decision-making. This is essential for building trust and improving its relationship with audiences, and for justifying why it should continue to enjoy the unique position of h
Meeting Audiences' Needs in A Digital Age
Ofcom also sets an Operating Licence that ensures audiences across the UK are well served by the BBC. It is currently specific to individual TV and radio services, with limited recognition of content online. Without reform, the Licence will become out of step with audience behaviour and technology developments. So, we have today proposed to moderni
Next Steps
Our consultation on the BBC’s new Operating Licence is open until 14 September 2022. We expect to issue our final decision and updated Licence in early 2023, in time for the new Licence to take effect on 1 April 2023. The Government is conducting its mid-term Charter review. We will update the Operating Licence following completion of this review i
Notes to Editors
Under the Charter and Agreement, Ofcom is required to “carry out and publish two or more detailed periodic reviews on the extent to which the BBC is fulfilling its Mission and promoting each of the
IMPARTIALITY AND EDITORIAL STANDARDS - BBC Action PLAN
publication of Lord Dyson's independent report into the 1995 Panorama interview with Diana. Princess of Wales. 1. Impartiality. Impartiality is at the |
The BBC Trust impartiality report - BBC network news and current
THE BBC TRUST IMPARTIALITY REPORT: BBC NETWORK NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS. COVERAGE OF THE FOUR UK NATIONS. Including an independent assessment by. |
BBC Trust - Review of impartiality and accuracy of the BBCs
We welcome the report by Professor Jones and his key findings that our coverage of science is accurate impartial and of a high quality. We also welcome his |
Ofcom Annual Report on the BBC 2020-21
2021. 11. 25. Given the apparent disparity between audience attitudes on the BBC's impartiality and its good record of compliance with the due impartiality ... |
SECTION 4: IMPARTIALITY
News reporting of BBC social action campaigns must be duly impartial. Any BBC public service initiative involving any element of fundraising must be referred to |
BBC Trust Impartiality Review: Making Sense of Statistics
Making Sense of Statistics - Report by impartiality review Panel reporting of statistics in its UK public services news and current affairs output;. |
Impartiality Review: BBC Reporting of Statistics Report on qualitative
Definitions of impartiality and accuracy in news reporting BBC use of statistics supports impartial reporting and |
Ofcoms Annual Report on the BBC 2019/20
2020. 11. 25. impartiality is a complex challenge. The BBC is the most-used news source in the UK and has an important role to play in informing the. |
Drivers of perceptions of due impartiality: The BBC and the wider
Reports that met these criteria were often perceived to be impartial. [Reacting to a BBC news TV report covering teen knife crime]. “The BBC was the best in |
Annual Report on the BBC - Ofcom
25 nov 2020 · Last year, we said the BBC should have the confidence to be bolder in its approach to due impartiality, as our research had shown that audiences |
REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT PANEL FOR THE BBC TRUST
In such cases the existence of long- running disputes made the need for impartial coverage very apparent The same applies to the coverage of politics But that is |
BBC Trust - Review of impartiality and accuracy of the BBCs
It was informed by Professor Jones' report, which incorporated his own insights as a leading figure in the scientific community together with invited submissions |
Impartiality at the BBC? - Civitas
The Prebble report included programme research from periods in 2007 and 2012 conducted by the Cardiff School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies, a |
Impartiality Guidance In one sense defining impartiality is - BBC
level of impartiality in News and Current Affairs and factual journalism (including that might make us part of the story on which we are seeking to report In |
4 Impartiality in - Bournemouth University Microsites
whether impartiality is a necessary requirement of news report- ing Indeed BBC, or partisan reporting in the style of British newspapers, and the impact such |
Response to the BBC Trusts impartiality review into the BBCs
How the BBC uses data and evidence in reporting cannot easily be disentangled from how other media behave, especially the newspaper press BBC journalism |
Rethinking balance and impartiality in journalism? How the BBC
reflected in the Bridcut Report's (BBC Trust, 2007) metaphor of the wagon wheel As this paper will demonstrate, the paradigm of impartiality-as-balance |
Language and impartiality in bbc radio journalism - -ORCA
identifiers can be seen as undermining the BBC's impartiality and which show several of its senior journalists adopting the first-person plural “we” when reporting |
From Seesaw to Wagon Wheel - John Bridcut
But this Report is different from previous subject-based reports on impartiality commissioned by the BBC Governors Stemming from the 2005 Goodman Media |